Install JSSE?

[Mo...@asu.edu]

The ssl_howto.html page on the tomcat website states that in order
for tomcat to process https requests, I have to download and install the 
Java Secure sockets extension, however the JSSE page on 
www.java.sun.com/products/jsse
states that jsse is packaged with the jdk 1.4, which is what I am running.
I would think that would mean that I don't need to install the JSSE after 
all, but when I try to access my tomcat pages over a https connection, 
tomcat throws an exception stating that there was an error loading the
SSL implementation.  Does that mean I need to install JSSE after all, and 
if so, is there anything special I need to do to get it to work with 
Tomcat on a Red-hat Server?


--Monte Glenn Gardner



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Re: Install JSSE?

[Giorgio Ponza <gi...@opla.it>]

I tried both the configurations (i mean JDK 1.3.1_03 + JSSE and JDK 1.4.0
alone) and both work.
If u follow exactly the ssl_howto, i dont think u can have problems.
Remember you need to change the port 8443 to 443 if u want your server be
visible in the net with the SSL enabled.
If u need help, ask.

Giorgio

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Subject: Install JSSE?


> The ssl_howto.html page on the tomcat website states that in order
> for tomcat to process https requests, I have to download and install the
> Java Secure sockets extension, however the JSSE page on
> www.java.sun.com/products/jsse
> states that jsse is packaged with the jdk 1.4, which is what I am running.
> I would think that would mean that I don't need to install the JSSE after
> all, but when I try to access my tomcat pages over a https connection,
> tomcat throws an exception stating that there was an error loading the
> SSL implementation.  Does that mean I need to install JSSE after all, and
> if so, is there anything special I need to do to get it to work with
> Tomcat on a Red-hat Server?
>
>
> --Monte Glenn Gardner
>
>
>
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